A citywide power outage is planned for Tuesday, Feb. 22, as the city’s electrical division upgrades the 69-kV line between Buchanan Boulevard and the Boulder City Tap.
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Sander “Sandy” Nelson, who was well-known for his talents as a drummer and as a staple of downtown Boulder City, died Monday evening.
Boulder City residents do not have to wear masks in public after the governor issued a new executive order rescinding the mandate regarding their use.
Residents will not have to follow new restrictions for their pets after City Council failed to pass changes to the leash ordinance despite the animal control department saying they were needed.
Boulder City has new legal representation to help with its real estate, utility and energy contracts.
Boulder City’s scheduled replacement of its water meters received a boost by way of a $75,000 federal grant for the project.
Pet owners could have different restrictions to follow if City Council approves a new ordinance at its next meeting.
Boulder City Fire Department is looking at adding as many as nine positions to improve its response time throughout the city.
The city is now accepting nominations for its 2022 Historic Preservation Award.
Steve Walton, former chairman of the city’s Planning Commission and interim fire chief, announced his intention to run for City Council on Tuesday.
Despite a dissenting vote from the mayor, Boulder City’s fund for a new pool is $3.1 million richer because of extra revenue received during the 2021 fiscal year.
The expansion of the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Boulder City is moving forward and funds to finish its design phase could be released in February.
The city’s land management process is two properties larger after council approved adding them at its meeting Tuesday.
When he was a young boy growing up in Cleveland, Paul Kramar never imagined that his desire to play with his uncle’s “big boy toys” would lead to a career as a master jeweler. But that’s exactly what it did.
Maybe your grocery store shelves are fully stocked and you have access to fresh fruit and produce in your area, but if you live in or around Boulder City, the stark reality is that grocery shoppers in the area are feeling the ongoing effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Gone are the vast quantities of brand choices on the shelves, and access to fresh produce and fruit is severely limited.